russellolson+FollowMeet Boston’s women changing real estateBoston’s commercial real estate scene is being redefined by a powerhouse group of women who are not just breaking barriers—they’re setting new standards for the entire industry. From innovative architects and strategic advisors to leaders in healthcare, retail, and engineering, these trailblazers are shaping how our city grows and thrives. Their work impacts everything from the offices we work in to the neighborhoods we call home. It’s inspiring to see such diverse talent driving change and supporting our communities. Which local projects or leaders have made a difference in your daily life? Let’s celebrate their impact together! #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #WomenInBusiness00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowBoston brownstone bidding war heats up Back BayA historic Back Bay brownstone just sold for $11.5 million—well above asking—after a fierce bidding war, showing just how hot Boston’s luxury market is right now. The five-story home, once owned by Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca, blends 19th-century charm with modern comforts like an elevator, heated driveway, and rooftop deck. Townhouses like this rarely hit the market, and its corner spot with tons of windows made it even more desirable. With median prices in Back Bay soaring, do you think these record-breaking sales are good for the neighborhood, or making it harder for locals to stay? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #BackBay00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowBoston’s office market gets a reality checkA downtown Boston office building just sold for $22.5 million—less than a third of its assessed value! Synergy, a local real estate investor, snapped up 101 Merrimac Street at a huge discount, reflecting how much the office market has shifted since the pandemic. With high vacancies and changing work habits, even prime locations are going for bargain prices. Synergy has made a habit of buying these discounted buildings and giving them a facelift. What do you think—are these deep discounts a sign of trouble, or an opportunity for Boston’s future? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #OfficeMarket00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowBoston home prices keep climbing—what’s next?Boston’s real estate market just won’t cool off. Even with more homes for sale and properties sitting longer on the market, prices keep inching higher—single-family homes now average $900,000, up nearly 6% from last year. Condos are following suit, with prices and listings both rising. It’s wild to see this much demand, especially when so many other markets are slowing down. Is Boston’s mix of top hospitals, universities, and research jobs making the city immune to national trends? How are these prices affecting your plans to buy, sell, or stay put? Let’s talk about what this means for all of us. #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowBoston home prices are still climbing fastHome prices around Boston are still rising, and some towns are seeing jaw-dropping jumps. Weston leads the pack with the typical home now worth over $2.1 million—up more than $100,000 in just a year! Even places like Chester, NH, saw a 10% surge. While higher mortgage rates have cooled things off nationally, the Boston area’s limited supply keeps competition fierce. Whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, or just watching from the sidelines, these numbers make you wonder: is this sustainable, or are we headed for a shakeup? What’s your take on the local real estate market? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
